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Astonishing Success.

1t is the duty of every person who Eas
used BoS"bee'S German Syrup to let its Won
derful qualities be known 10 their friends
III curing Consumption, severe Coughs,
Group, Asthma, Pneumonia, and in fact all
threat and lung diseases. No person can
use it without immediate relief Three
doses will relieve any case, and we consider
il the duty of al Druggists to recommend
it to the poor, dying consumptive, at least
were sold last year, and no one case where
it failed was reported. Such a medicine As
the GerutdJ, Syrup cannot be too widely
known. Ask your druggist about it.
Sample bottles to try, sold at 10 cents.
Regular size, - cents. Sold by all Drug
gists and Dealers, in the United States and
Canada. >
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To-Order Department.

All the leading. makes and novelties in wrpcnS
from this side we'll the other side Of the
ocean shown here. These we sell by The yard. or
make To- yuur measure 10y skilled artists who will
please your taste and mt your hndy. II j. Il rare
treat to the artistic character Of the work pro-
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II
~ nav E' 'luS, "y""ilug' ie weeks
asJ %so' Sd y oii7 'l tne sauuesC ihcluents II
L"s ever oeeii lny niIsitICu'ie 10 witness.
1',i'it - iInol'ei rue liVo lo"h on horseoack
III n.o a. ,io ~ d u1au o"oy. sweet
.Il'lo ~ tn!.s WIN ilaAeh n",l, "hicn CURED
an oHoi IL9 ne"i' a'iu So'' nlue eyes "nlch
Ht ~ n1U ooen ciose'' e'th III ueaIh' oeV
III , dCiG's 'ho G""i'iS tiat
"nono' iau 'i,'i iie.' 'iie ueHu oaoe IA MS
us. 7. '"NeI 49, ''u MN anu No''" Il 10
'''iS' II was ilhe '"'s;
y year vi 'loie ago ne nau oesuh
20 ieslo'iuolice WIN young woman III
niooi ;; Suosis NJ tfIi "u.iIs li',in i'ial-
t'll--l''1 pa Li nl ~ ""' 'n "a
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,,I.+ ,,,;t 49," 'i,,,;-1 la '''e sI'a "i,
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~ C, ;li' o'' ia VI ii'' oape she ran away
hoh;nd ,,e, ~, uso',ir an,. oni,u .I'd
na,,t, and .no ,a,'[I, rathn a;a ~ o'l h.. .nt
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~ y G"'t- ~ 'I.-t .no I'm n"Ic uo
uo1o ''i"' ne "ts le''ei anu aU'chti'e1 e.
Ia !"oI' ne ne s..''eu Hia s!och nno ~ ulu
I'?o o"I G'''c ioi n!S ,illI
1',u 3' i'I i;"e'ioi ''i' '"o ii''io one
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,or I;ttIa n,., naiJ tra ,.amohor ;o ''li. h;s
r a. tt,'.u o''', a., S'i ,o o' 49," ,,"e IieI III iiI
iG''AI ,2 ""S' Il" ,rraI. "non So uieu VI ieu e.:
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l,,1 7;ii T. ,,S L. ,o.V 80
:, y, Ia l,.. ,,,,,ii h. ',,ira ,,,I sn,,Ii,,, NO,
n,oir; rn.GaT If her n,nthnr had NOT DO
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SU NM Err STYLES


il'''9 ana ''i'I'e'S'
summer Drc'" r"Of'eS'
Lace an" il"lli0e'a ONe'''eS9'S'
Parasols and Fans.
Collars and Cuffs.
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The Boys Department

has always been most interesting one hut now
i made complete 10y adding Hats. Caps and
Furnishings: all the newest, latest. most choice
here already. and novelties added daily. Prices
y. ...... .... ..I..- ~. m .:..
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UnnCIAIp OF FELT, CEMENT
nUUCtWU AND GRAVEL.

Tho old standard Grnycl Root Nm hinHfo
good for tho money. t'sud On nimoa fil no
business and public bulidlngs ut Gin n,
Chicago. 81. Louis nud other irudini cs'cA
Equally M frcpronf ne metal, MOI enrf
Tie, docs not require con tnni tepinllnNs
and u mufn cooirf durifg heats Of Summon.
Eow york or rcphirs. Estimates cheer
niliY mado. Cal GA. feiH phone, 90 write ~
prunt street, uppyf fr bnYusu Hotel Tolt-
ph1ne no II. il. pgtiTZrhN y CO
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AdmInlnirnInrIa Notlcc.

Onirc Of Public AdmirliHiuf az shelby County -
Memphis. 1cnn3 NUi HuHrf o ISL.
Tho undersigned Ll..nF hlcn appointed ana
qualified rs ndmlulI.....H NJ Gre estate ui " NJ,
johnson. dur0nHtd. uhf.." I.UNf hNtu ln hll pr
SONS indebted "a sid ,.ir." i' conn" infwnid ana
tsttlr and tn tho.a Ia f.I .|i estate indebted
10 ne thoIrthlms vFl u. uIJ prUbit,l, within
thr timc pr-eril.Ak, a. lr ile ,iilg WI, b. Tor
ever haffod JOIN ipA'IE.
fUl THHIf Administrator
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IAnnn AGINcY.

IOiOREp FAHN LABOR FURNISHED TO 30
I plAntntidn work We ufu M cuffrs pUudUnrr
with 'Uvrul huudr.d colonel families who live loo
South Carolina. aud orr unable 10 ray Their truus
AflHusfH. au1 ore Willing 10 bind thrmaolvcr NJ
,a,ntrari tp work one 1uIr ana q they nfo Wcll
tfraiDi 90 the end NJ said yeaf viii renDW hrirOll
r1ntfnri ThUy prefer ~ Wura un shHrra nud have
Provisions furnished ihrm huuug The 1clr fnd
Wifu tlr trp r. nli mtlCr.l piHisluu HiIl and
trauspufiHiiin Pc deducted ffum Uhe.r proportion
oi rfip Thr.n rOllrrl people Gp ODD Time dnrhlos,
md kunW nothing bot farming aud na ihrv have
made uuihin. lUf tpHra uul can not make ans thng
f1f thrmsHitf. iU"f nV nuEiuus ~ make move
All nIHuitf. virrIUf inrM labor and nfn willing 10
sItanrr tftutiurIaiiun 10 them, viii do we'll ~
vfitr 3D. ,iihrf ~ Use undersigned ACCENTS, who can
tirnist uic famliits and VIII quote luW rates ter
CHARLIE D. WALKER,
JOB n. LATiMEH,
IHEU u HUSH,
GENERAL Agents Atlanta, Ca
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Bet. Main and Front, MEMPHIS TENN.
llihblithci in 1901
Probate Court Sale Of Roal Estate.

80 fn n b.=in the Irulaio Count ~ shelby
rnuniy Tom. John League, adminlsimiof, fa
" % Carlisle.
D. glfiur u a decree i4rnio outrc1 hof,iu ou
ihegi day uf November ln Minute hHk f.
p.HUa#. viii Hrll o. Doe highest bidder. lu front
uI lhg court h0uss lpOf Uu Main street, AuuphE
ItunDaup. uu
saturday, November 30, 1897,
within l,7al hour, the following described real
.iHIH. tHHWit
,irtaiu parcel Of hand lylnr md bring ln mel.
ir u,uftI. IUuu.. tnsUf|I.l us follows
.Uru. be- thp llW euHrfufa district hhnvu Z
ar.iisu p In tlr HH tltli district. Ming uu the
walter. ul the iru.H iiH.HHIr bounded un ihr west
D.. James rrlruu. un i'I. 1Hfi Dbl luuls lloNtltt
t. th. UHst hF %. tuHH.IH uuu hundred nrr tmrt.
rnu tIU utHtlIuu Iu'us % rhsINs. NOV uf lys, ron.
HIu.uF UU HHf... MOO" If ID.t. Hui lelnF The HIWc
iaf.f. l.a.'..t tl q COOLED. 900 ulu fih rf Idup,
Is..h.HUIuN IuIl.gHlI .uI.ImiDru f The ,tiatrui
D. II Markham. Ny,UIH.l. Dol shown bl decd furpm.
Ell Id Oh. Itaisiyf suHrU Ui Aylby county, Icnngs.
srH In IsIlt Hr tHgu Hi
I.ru.u. -.fU .OnrrIri u.h. balance IN two
eYimI plyu,nis. ln slR amt irolNc munths. bur.
riHsHf iIps H.utt t.rHt lrIuug uuirl with 80.
tr..piI tHans.i" iurd iOurl pli wruta ana lien
triain,d il secure ihu ImyuDlt ~ stmc.
Tits November 1881 .....
fdt y QulgLtf, Clerk
~ mos ~ CHryusw. deputy clerk.
Iybpn L. League solicitor lUr Complainant
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LOST

nOG-A SMALL DOG. LONG HAIR, WHITE.
IL with tan spots Lost near the head oi Ray.
burn avenue Return 10 GastOna hotel aud D. ~
wurled.
nOG=GIADsrONE SETTER DOG, ABOUT o
- year old black aud white mark. ausWtr to
the uHmu ~ '~hut Return a. DIR. \. l. klMbltO,
No ~ Vance ,tf,,L aud rri 80 rrwsri.
AJULE-oN OCT. 20. oNE BLACK MAREMuLE,
vi fourteen aud hall hands high, ten yglr
old. Return 10 ". Z. Lane. Central Point nud lc
rewarded
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

No 6ie6 R.-Chnnrcry Court ~ shelby county
John League. admlnitfnibr etc.. ct William r.
Pryor. deceased. ~. o. ". iyurDt o., unl y5l9
HDlN. blackwell 81 o. &c. ". g. Pryor ct nj.
Hy virtue ui On intrrlnauiory drrroc Tor Blo On.
tered in the above cnusrs ul the hth day ui june,
M. 81. H. o., pigc llF viii .rll NJ public aur
tnn. b. the highest hilIHr Nv front uf the tlpfk
the courthouse Of shelby county, Memphis Ten
nCiscc, on
saturday. November ~, 1897,
within lcnl hour1 The following described prupcr
ty. situated In shelby county Tenn. inWit
one certain itnct az panel ~ land iu section
aud HancU az the Eleventh surveyor District "
snld county beginning Ht ihr southwest corner ~
" .. duncan ~ z. Z Hul j nuldsNF on The %
day Of MAY. NO. nt % stake Doe Raleigh anil Ran
dnlph mad 10 links south Hul fl degrees wet ~ q
white oak marked II q. Co. running ihruuu south
81 dggtc,s. eat VI chains Goo stake " LINKS north
% d1urvcs wet ~ an p.m marked " a. Thence
north 6derutH cns ~ CiH|H. uuI NJ links % FilED
an elm ID u, with blatE Hum sud hickory point
en- thence north Ni dUrTHI". west % chain. aud o
links tD stake IN the III"IHh 1ui Randolph mai
~ links north. 20 dcrrug r..t 10 sweet gum
aud 70 links 10 stake i1 iHg Rad, thence aulth
49, dogfcca wet D. Ch.'nH Uul a. Links iu ihn Do
ginning containing 2ia 70 IHHlfr. being ihr .iino
tract 81 land conveyed LT D. D. Duncan ~ q. X.
Uuucan, and recorded boo ibo Registers Oulcu u
Shelby county, iu book u. flrr ~
Terms Of salc-Ona ,r..'.tui seven nnl thirteen
months. IN equal payment pnnhAtt executing
notes bearing Interest inlu date with approved
security. and lien retained 20 secure payment
h /. MCDOWELL. Clerk aud Master
ny J. ~ Bradley, u. g. uUi ".
Bcnri 4 Clhpp. Myrr q -nccd. John t01rue
/ John MclifO0ks, 4. " lfUHn, Taylor 4 ,huylL
Solicitors
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TO LEpoR NOR SALE.

NEW COTEA GE--NEAR bu NMN LINE. N,l.E-
y more avenue. AppIy TO j NJ Scales, % Mnl
isOu street
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements in this column viii be charged at
rate OF 16efor two lines one insertion; two inser-
TONS 25c one week, sec.
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TAKEN UP.

IOw-LiGHT RID. MEDIUM slzE, SHORT
~ hnrus. Zip Of tail mixed with white. Brown
4 Jones stable. cor Monrno Eytd and Manassas.
Iow-HEp. WITH WHITE HACK; SMOOTH
~ crop aud swallow i0h on fiEht cat Reuben
nclcfcut New Raleigh tUid
nNTiIE "a INSTANT Ray MARE, lDArrLE
" Hmy hnrsc nulc brown horss mule mI. W.
Weights. i've miles f0nth OF city, on fernando
Rad.
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TAIIOHs.

- McNAHON. MERCHANT TAILOR. ~ UNION
-. street Work guaranteed
L'RIs.u IuIOHrATlONs ~ GENTF suiTiNGs,
j Melton Clr., Of slm shgrrs.Qor 2lhud ,onr.
NJ YOu WANT AsTYtlsn FirriNG GETAWAY
] of sars suit g1 10 J. T.. frni al2 rcconh ",
IonN noGGIANO. MERCHANT TAILOR 80
u Union street
DANfs MADE TO ORDER At A. nEXTIR 4
i tou,, % Main q
Guns. s5l UPWARD. PANTS. 81 UPWARD Is
> any style 10 ". hiaci a0 tuuu o.
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A GRAND CALICO HOP.

A GRAND CALICO nor viii he given al the Nhit.
tnfium. CORNER loufsT and jefferson tirrriA,
FRIDAY EVENING, November 10, lNs,, at lulv
O'rluTk
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sTHNyID.

(,Ow-oN OCT %. PROM 90 ALABAMA 81. /
- small hrinilr cpW, 1ips ~ both horns uwci
on and hole hUrd uuugll near lip ends spring.
ing io calyc when lett - inward iof fyiufu 10 70
Aiahama sincvt
AIrLEaFROM OWNERS PREMISES, iNCiiEL-
wi sUa. on Henry stnct last SUNDAY night -vpt
~ lsS7. one lay mare mule, ~ hands hI1h aud
year. old. LETT inrc lrg slightly knock iucrd, aud
small war; rear the knee. mnnc rnurhcd. frtsou.
able remand iur rooycfy aud rytum 10 Cubbus
Brick Nuul in North Memphis
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LAND TO LET.

I AND-GO ACRES AND Is ACRES GOOD LAND
u near the city. Apply at % Madison street
/ AND--FoR THE YEAR lSSs, A TRACT OF
IL land, - miles from Memphis ON Zig creek
near the d o. H. r., Of 3l acres l75 acres cleared
and in high state OF cultivation, with all dcsira
BILE and necessary Improvements Rent low 10 u
good tenant Apply to Il. RICHMOND, Agent
10 Madison street
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

- L,XCElsioRg STEAM LAUNDRY, SHELBY
u strot. opposite GayOsp. Fhifu5 tUllur uul
CUFFS done with ncltnCss aud dispatch Mons but
nnttlHss wurkmcn employed
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DYE WORKS.

IT AItAus. STEAM CGEANfSG AND DYEiNg
i. Establishment fli Shelby a. Cleaning and
dycing at ladies aud Fcuuctncn'a wear strictly
bntclas WORK guaranteed.
\IrmTEMACHiNE ROOMS OSTRICH TEATH.
w 60 dyed and cleaned. KID giUtDs cleaned.
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FOR SALE.

A GooD SET or NEW uoumEHARNEsS AND
y heavy double N.Y. cheap, Mt corner Of
Nnu,n and Walnut ~ N
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A O. RnoDfs 4 co, PURNITURE slows.
~. Carpets aud Household GUOds ,hcap ~
cash OF on easy payments, $50 second " nm ,i,.
paymenn down aud regular weekly " mVh'n'
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GI,OCtuS.

IlrLL fiNE or FEEsH FAMILY GROCERIES
j. Ut Workman 4 Co.f a. Main trrct
I,OR FANCY CREAMERY ANp COUNTRY but
II Ter aud Fruits ~ 70 Workman a "a. N li' Main.
Mis-. JULIUS EAGu.-TiSE GgOcEWEs,
vi Vino, Lguon and C.lr- lll Mnln %
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A FINE BAsEMENT-N. T. COR. MAIN AND
"a Madison, under VI. Goodman & Co.'S jcwelry
store, entrance on Madison street
FURNISHED ROOMs-lg9 MAIN ST.
LIURNIsHED ROOMs-FoR GENTS, OR LIGHT
IL housekeeping, at No. liz Monroe street.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN-AT
II 2lS second street
FURNISHED ROOM 80 FOR GENTLEMEN AT
II 25st Martin street
I ARGE AND PLEASANT RoOMs-FURNIsHFD
II and unfinished central location W Madi-
son street
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD
IN for gentlemen, ZIG Court street
nFFICEs-THOsE TWO BEAUTIFUL FRONT
" offices in a. Madison street adjoining Cotton
Exchange. J. 8. ANDREWS, Menkcn Co.
nFFlCES-A SUITE OF NICE OFFICES IN MA.
~ BGS +. PRICE, Secretary.
DOOMs-FURNIsIIED OR UNFINISHED, AT
~ No. iiS Court street
DooMs-FURNIsIIED AND UNFINISHED
~ rooms at ~ Court street
DooMs-FURNIsHED OR UNFINISHED.
~ No M Linden street
DooMs-FURNlsIIED OR UNFINISHED, AT
~ III Court street
DooM-NICE FRONT ROOM. SOUTHERN TX.
~ poyure, furnished or unfinished. Apply at
39i Vance street.
DooMs-FoUR NICE ROOMS FOR HOUSE
IL keeping or suitable for offices, over a. North
Court street Call at above number
DOOMs-sUITNBIE FOR LIGHT HOUSE.
~ keeping. Inquire at No. Gs Court a.
rI'wo ROOMS. SUITABLE FOR OFFICE AND
L sleeping rooms y. b. LOOMS. 2lS Main.
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lkTHIsKEYs. WINE. LIQUORS WlOLEAlE
w prior 10 ilmiiips ana saloons b. J. Eoscu'
helms ilsi Main ltfcCi.
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MEMPHIS PIONEER BROOM FACTORY. 10.
vi hort smith, rrupr Manufacturer ~ brooms
NIEMPHIs BROOM FACTORY, BOBEBT ~
wi lott proprietor. loi Itnnl ~ Iclcphone ~.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALtNGs
Duness strength the features of the grain
yesterday slight declining tendency at the start In
wheat checked by reports weather
crop the West and by the small receipts the
Northwest shippers only small buyers taking less than
10000 bushels the spot market rmer The options
were traded IN less than bushels and
closed about best figures. cent for February at
s2 cents and s. for the other months follows
March o3 April % r. May 9o June 96 cents There is
scarcity Of cash corn and holders advanced prices al
although inquiry checked BY he rise, only 2so0O
taken by exporters Tho option speculation
gthened the condition OF the cash market and
ended strong tn gains of for February at 49, for March
at 49a and cent for May at ooS cents oats were dull
IA y cent higher follows February 36s March and
April SEA- May 36s and June S6's cents There an
demand Tor pork and sharp rise IN
with the Western markets Lard was benefited by
this options 8d6 points higher follows
February Sc ST. March Sc So April SO %. May 81 o. June
~ 0S.
The receipts OF and fonr reported yesterday At
New.York Baltimore philadelphia and Boston were as FOL
Wheat, lO67ST bushels; l4S25l bushels oats
1861 bushels: total 388 800 bushels honr 81
packages At Chcag Milwaukee and 81 LOUIS the arrivals
we're Wheat III l20 bushels; corn. l63.92i bushels
l62g55 bushels; total grain. 43o005 bushels Hour
barrel
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THE PAINE WILL CONTEST.

HOW THE MIsER MADE SNUFF FROM CIGAR STUNTS
MR.. TILDENs RECEIVERsHIP.
The Paine will contest was continued yesterday before
surrora,e Rollins by the cross-examnation OF William G.
Anderson who at the previous hearing had declared that
he was the intimate friend OF the mscr for several years
before his death. Anderson denied that he had ever
stated that he believed that will by Paine could be
discovered would be found that he had left his prop
erty TO him and TO Wsrdwen. the prepayment when
Paine told MIN that he lived income OF $4,000 he
spposed that constituted his entire fortune The witness
continued:
Ibave known MI Paine spend sixty cents for dinner
do not he would part with money Willingly VIA
Tie made cigar stumps which he picked up n The
streets smoked cigar Tor an inch OF us length and
familiar with He came down from his pedestal
with the grand old gentleman.
In regard 10 his statement that Paine told him that
eaiuue Tden had robbed him OF 100000 the witness
said
Mr. Paine said that Tden had the recev
railroad and that 10 be receiver was " steal as
much he liked do as lie nkeL To be a receiver
was 10 receive the whole thing he thought
ohs house because did not want him or any one
Ss house ony Won once He said Mr. Anderson I N
and you don see me- you know where to ind me-"
Being rebuked for his great vOluby the witness
asked TO be excused for his answers and added
Itisnt so much what say what mean. you know. Ny
head may be wrong. but my heart is all right
He said that Paine had told him that his brother had
left $500 600 10 Harvard University and spoke Of contest
brothers. the next OF kin OF Paine. VINO now claim MS
property that tho lawyers were out OF the case could
be compromised.
well Ia suggest COMPROMISED ANOne whatever. but the
delegation o. friendship for the dead.
The witness stated that Paine once told him about
love affair when he abolt fifty years old and SAID
that on that account he had never married
The hearing will be resumed on February IA
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TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Feb. (Spectai-The provision crowd was much
surprised this morning at the small stocks The experts said
that the pork lard ribs reduced pounds the
stocks would up 00o0o0 pounds less than at this
time year. There small increase In pork over last
month actually decrease ribs Pork opened
for May OF fifteen cents over last night and thirty
five barrel the low figures OF yesterday Hutch
inson was moderate seller within few minutes after the
opening the crowd IN the provision pit Increased drawing
from the wheat and pits until the small pit was
ing The price of May pork kept atvancIng until from
sI2 77 il touched Sl3 At about this hgure the
lions Robert Robson bought continually aud
in sized packages from 1900 barrels at slip down to 200
barrels This buying set down IN popuar opnon as Tor
Armour. Han & COngdOn took 10000 barrels in less
than a half dozen trades, and their buying was set
down as for Ream. The brokers who stick 10 the
pork PIT day IN and day ont the year round say that
The days trading tho largest IN twelve months The
checked until the May option OF pork sold
advance OF IS cents from the opening and an
OF II cents barrel om the lowest ngnros OF yes
eud 10 the opposition
product The excitement IN pork greatly
In all the
ST IOu. wheat early The price OF the May
option advanced S3 cents The regular close was at - :
cents 23J The close was at 740s4 cents for May
sl2 70 for May pork md Al cents FOR May corn
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BANNING AND FLN4NCIAL
~ ryos &c BUCK
He. ENOS s. CO..
BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
IL WALL STREET,
ADJOINING STOCK EXCHANGE
Branch ofice. 657 5th-ave., corner 52d-st


LivuRPooL Feb 2.-l23o p. m.-Cotton steady with \
far demand. Middng Upltuds 5isL 10. orleans 5si
Saes-lOOO0 bIes including 1000 bales tog speculation
and export Keoevts-S0OO bales. Including 1000 D~cs
American
Future steaiy at tho advance. upianis Low Mdlins
February delivery tG4d. do February and March
delivery Sold also 66d do March AMI April delycry
l-6ld. Ia. April aud May delivery 6%G4L. do May aud
also l3-6td. 10. July August delivery ltO4; do
August september delivery IGGti. also lILild
Tender. for delivery at todsys ocarinss 9OO bales new
doc kct aud 3 200 old do.
m.COtton.-Ihc sales tine Included o,foO
American ~
Futures steady Upanls Low Mddllng clause February
delivery -6i du February aud March delivery
B-64d buyers do March and April delivery, . oUtd
May and Jane delivery llG4 sellers. do June and July
delivery 1904 seers do. July and August delivery o
lJD4d sellers do August and september delivery. ilot,
sslier,i do. september and October doA'ery, I-otd
4 D. m.-Futures closed steady. Upsnds Low Middlins
clause February delivery Cid bu, do February @hd
March delivery 1.Gid do. March and Apr dely
cry g-osi sellers 10 Apu aud May delivery lO8hL
Sellers do May aud June delivery 2b4d buyers do June
and July delivery li-O4d sellers; do July anu August
delivery lJ-64d buyers August and september delF'
cry iso4d sellers, do September and October us'ey'
l36ii. value. - 1890.
G.IyEsroS, Feb 2-Cottou quiet, Mlddlng 1916 Low
Mldtng So Good Ordinary. ~ net gross receipts,
2773 exports the Continent 1910 bales cOast"sc
4 1874 bales sales. 4O3 bales stock ~, "a bales
NORFOLK Feb 2.-CCttOn quiet MldlllnB 20 net anu
gross Receipts 1877 bales eIport coast~iso AIS paes
sale 40 bales, stock 81 261 bales.
SAVANNAH. feb 2COtt0n steady. Mlddilng " Low mnu;
Ling. % Good ONpaTY. 81 net and gross FtcelpS lof@
b~os exports coastwisc. 1855 bales saes zOo oae''
stuck. 7i.2ll bales. -
aidng. ylB GOOD Ordinary sis; not receipts 800
bales gross $3.50 bales; exports to the ConInen Nov
bales sales. SOOJ bales stock 80 3o3 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

rXw.YoRx, wondesdav. Feb 2-BEEvFs-Receipts were
Sohs 5697 head against 1887 head FOR
with the exception OF cars which direct TO swarz
child suzberger all cattle received tine market
oerinSs Closed oa 6y 10 coio@k M PreSs we're
small fraction higher than On Monday the advance being
Common 10 choice cold OF 81 100
Bulls sod at sJGs3 So and few Old stays and oxen at
Thero was some surprise manifested this when It
became known that Michael Lazy had been Obliged 20 let ms
The amount reported due statesmen was stated to
be from $1,000 "a 900, aiy dei follows Goldsmith
$1,000 Mcpherson and H. : 2.ynt,S io - ~ eSon j.
berg $500 Lay wa, not at the yasds himself put m
tented 20 c meeting 81 ssa a. s. oS cents as .a the DE
with view 70 mssS ia Ret Te were th oniy ths,
could to tho tre He has bought cattle the
ns 700 $50 lead ,r. n., n.
man Tie Erin Live ana Dressed Beef win
Psaies2sherman culver il chicago steers 1878 10 AZ
4 o SS i SS ts IS Z 10 sSniS % 81
Is Ina4aa O. 1898 r. e. - % 70 t! 9h9 d9 i2S1 at
1854 ., at g so: do 1897 p a. sts Bas 1893 ~
y. waiHel s2 Chicago steers 1924 NJ at % 90 10 %,
M &C., DO 49, Io r. a, At 4 !; 10 d. G S5 G a.
d. OBS iss5 S s a, y 5IS y d. ssS b.
E. IS 6 100 sc s. 81 gy'4y ana os g S,
ny G0g' l2sg p at so g 4S Sq a. q Sc' h. at
IT, : Roscnlhal so Indiana steegs lliS 10 at 81 60;
DO 1860 d. al -46o ~ ONO 90 'if 10 az - 70 ~ 40
llSi ID AT ~ u ~ 20 iuoo ~ AZ - o. ~ ieAAs'
957 10, at - 20 10 Bnlls lZOu TO- AZ - 20 -, =,
NJ Goldsmith; ~ chicago steers l4t TO- ats2 10; ~ no.
1891 d. 10 49, u do 1886 u. AT s. l5 % io 1874 10. at
50 20 do 1898 10, at - 10: "a DO 1876 H. az 90 lido
400 b. at 70 IL Buffalo do 1915 ID. at 81 So Buffalo
Bulls oxen. 1910 % at So SO OK 1850 10 at - -,
T. ~adier SO Chcagu steers, III ~ at "a 50; II
90 1878 n, At S. Is Ind ana DO 1888 10 At - 90.
j. Munroo II chicago Steers ll22 b. at 81 20 10 DO.
1904 d. at "a ~ ~ no. l5I ~ A. - % 10 lIo5 ~ -
81 CO. 10 40 IA ID n" ~ 'V' % NO. 100 ~ ~ - ~ ~
d. MCPHERSON st Louis steers l26 70. at 20 20 10 DO,
l343 10. at - lOi IL do. l2s5 ~ at $500
CALVE7-ksceDts were S7i head all at e0tn-st The
market change and rpoI ie sales today
were at for and Fed Calves and oGS1c Tor
Veals ~. - ., .